Next to Disappear - Richards, Malcolm
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LARGE PRINT EDITION Not every missing person is meant to be found... When troubled nurse Alina vanishes one night, it's assumed she ran away from her violent husband. Until disgraced ex-teacher Emily Swanson moves into the couple's former home. Emily's life is in ruins and she's meant to be making a fresh start. But when she learns about the missing nurse, she sees a chance for redemption. Because finding Alina could help right the wrongs of Emily's past. It could even mark the start of a new career in private investigation. But what Emily doesn't know is that Alina had a horrifying secret.…mehr

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LARGE PRINT EDITION Not every missing person is meant to be found... When troubled nurse Alina vanishes one night, it's assumed she ran away from her violent husband. Until disgraced ex-teacher Emily Swanson moves into the couple's former home. Emily's life is in ruins and she's meant to be making a fresh start. But when she learns about the missing nurse, she sees a chance for redemption. Because finding Alina could help right the wrongs of Emily's past. It could even mark the start of a new career in private investigation. But what Emily doesn't know is that Alina had a horrifying secret. One about the care foundation where she worked. And the closer Emily gets to uncovering the truth, the closer she gets to terrible danger. Inspired by a shocking true crime, Next to Disappear introduces a thrilling and suspenseful five-book series that will keep you guessing from the edge of your seat.
Autorenporträt
Malcolm Richards crafts stories to keep you guessing from the edge of your seat. He is the author of several crime thrillers and mystery novels, including the PI Blake Hollow series, the award-nominated Devil's Cove trilogy, and the Emily Swanson series. Many of his books are set in Cornwall, UK, where he was born and raised. Before becoming a full-time writer, Malcolm worked for many years in the special education sector, teaching and supporting children with complex needs. After living in London for two decades, he has now settled in the Somerset countryside.